TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE; STILL in DEADLOCK] WHOLE STATE TIED up President Gran Awaiti Arriv­ DR

TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE; STILL in DEADLOCK] WHOLE STATE TIED up President Gran Awaiti Arriv­ DR

/ A v n u a a d a i u cuouLATioif for tiM Moatt tt hwgm, INI Oooenlly tair sal ilgMIy 5 . 1 5 4 •r toaifht oad ToMiogr. IlMBbW Of tto A n«t BONM ' of Wt OOOVO O f f (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THRSP CENTS Adrortfitag oa fa ft iOb) MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1988. VOL. U L, NO. 804 FACTIONS IN CUBA Twjce Around The W orld—To ThiB! TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE; STILL IN DEADLOCK] WHOLE STATE TIED UP President Gran Awaiti Arriv­ DR. DOLANS WORK Labor Official Eitimatoi al of Cuban Leader — Son TO RE aiRTAKEDI Local Trucking Firms 2,000 Tmeks Staii^ Declares Hii Father Not Have Autos Tied Up Idle — Employer! Say Against Government. imiot Wagner to Have Only 400 Men Quit But Tba general walkout of truokAStopped yesterday but wan allowed New Agency Settle Labor | driven throughout tba state, which to nturn Manchester. HtVUA, lopt. 26— (AP) —ItUl Psirett * Glenney are under con­ That They Had Stripped dtadleokcd with Ita polltioal oppoa* Dif putes fa) the State. occurred with startling suddenness tract with rhansy Brothers and tbe •Dti, tba fovtrnmoBt of lUmoB late last night, left local trucking three trucks bald in New Haven are Hnndreds of Others op O rtu Baa MarUn awaltad tba ar* ooncern- wondering what it was all carrying the silk firm’s merchan­ rival today of tba Habal laadar, Juan about, acooiding tc tbs reports from dise. company announced this WMblBfton, Bapt. 26— (AP) — 1 afternoon that bolding up of the Blaa Harmandaa, wbo waa axpaotad leading companies here, ell of whom the Reads. Banator Wagner, otaalrinan of tba| trucks does not conatituie a major to praaant blmaalt to offlciala. have trucks tied up In some part of Dlapatobaa from Camafuay aaid National Labor board, baa acted to delay In forwai'dlng of the goods Blaa Hamaadaa, wbo laat waak waa the state. but If indications point to further By AModxted Press stop Dr. Edward O. Dolan’a Intar- Christopher Glenney of Perrett A suspenrion of trucking activities, raportad up in arma agalnat tba vantlon in Connecticut labor dlffl- Four men were arrested today as govammant iaft for Havana, aajrlng Glanney, one of the largest local the company will not beatitate to na would appear before tba army oultlas. ^ , trucking cot.cerns, said today that ship their merchandise by express. police reported the first violence in Tba announcement that General William L. Fitzgerald, another general ataff. three of hie company't trucks are lie itrike of truck drivers which At Santa Clara, nowavar, bla aid- Jobnaon bad agreed to prohibit tba I being detalncl in New Haven and prominent local trucker, has two crippled motor truck transportation /.hmiftwati of u a state recovery will probabl" remain there until the trucks tied up In Hartford and Mr. aat eon, taken prlaoner two daya throughout Connecticut ago, aald bla father bad never re­ roarda from anoroacblng on tba strike has been settled. Mr. Glen­ Fitzgerald waa there today in an at­ belled but bad taken tbe field to Bat­ duties of tba agency beaded by ^ e ney also said that three trucks were tempt to obtain their release. A group of 80 pickets who police tle labor unreat. Oovemment troopa Senator, led to bdlef that Dr. Veteran of two hlatory-maklng 'round-the-world flights, without serious mishap, said were attempting to pull a driv* bad pursued and fired on blm, tbe Solan’s work m tbla direction, ‘nle Mae is shown here after it crashed Into trees near Quincy, 111., whe the engine failed. The er from hie truck in Stratford, were eon maintained, and Blaa' forcea would be transferred to a newj The left wing, sheared off, lies in the foreground. Post was scattered by policemen. Four were ency yet to be created. It la I plane was damaged almost beyond repair, scattered to avoid conflict. not seriously Injured. arrested and a search wae started pfanned, be said, to appoint region- VALDER RELEASED MOUNTAINEERS KILL for the 26 who fled. tf Hour Conference al Judicial agencies to handle labor | A six hour conference between Officers of the Eastern Motor conflicts. Freight Conference, meeting In New factions supporting and opposl^ In that case, Dr. Dolan, who has DIURSCHECASE RICH RAIL HEAD Haven, asserted tliey hsid received tbe government broke up laat night devot:'! a great deal of time to bis HORACE UfERlGHT, no demands, from the strikers. F. B. without an agreement, although terv^' tion in tbe silk mills the conferenees continued to express LEADERS IN CONFERENCE troubles in WllUmantic and the Crowther, business agent of the In- optim ism . dress and textile strikes in Norwich, PURUSHER, IS DEAD temationsd Brotherhood of Teanv Students backing Grau San Mar' Hartford and other cities, Kyould Courts Convinced That Twm Had Grudge Against Man stera, said however, that the strike tin were still Insisting that he re­ find his duties as chairman of the OVER EXTENDED CREDIT was called by the organization be­ main as President, while the opposi­ state board Umited to tbe organiza­ cause the men wanted shorter* houra tion waa represented as feeling that tion of the NRA connection in tbe City Suspect Was Not Becanse One Had Been increased wages and recognition Of the entire government must go If state. Discovered Many Famons their union. the way Is to be cleared for any Labor Oistorbanoea , John J. Egan, secretary of tiie peaceful solution to Cuba’s present President and His Cabinet Engaged in Plot. fined for Hnntmg. Meanwhile, Connecticut’s labor YALE OPENS DOORS Connecticut Federation of Labor re­ troubles. disturbances have had slight echoes Authors; Deserted Stock ported 2,000 trucks were standing A tense labor situation In the east here. The parades of Industrialists WiD Not Give Details of idle. Estimated of the number on continued serious, although no dis­ and labor representatives through FOR 232ND YEAR Oklsdioma City, Sept. 25.—(AP) Waynesville, N. C., Sept 25.— orders were reported over the week­ Market to Publish Books. strike varied. Labor leaders placed the labor board offices has included —Federal Judge. Edgar S. Vaught (A P )—^A mountain man’s smoulder­ the number at between 8,0()0 and end. the Program Perfected those hoping to solve the shoe strike today freed Peter Valder, one of ing grudge against the wealthy 5,000. Representatives of the East­ Students f^th Him in Brockton, Mass., silk and tmctile Bias Hernandez arrived this Easterner was blamed by officers ern Motor Freight Conference said strikes In New Jersey, coal mining New York, Sept. 25. — (AP) — the Twin Cities defendants in the morning In Santa Clara by automo­ Freshman Class of 837 Stu­ today for the slaying of Thomas about 400 drivers had gone on strike difficulties in Pennsylvania and at Meeting. Horace Liverlght, who deserted Charles F. Urschel kidnaping trial. bile from Florencla, Camaguey Price, 65 years old, rail executive of and that msmy more had been stop­ West Virginia, M d similar disputes bonds for books and became widely A defense demurrer against Valderis ped on the road. province. He was accompanied by indictment was sustained. New York. in other sections. dents Come from 34 known publisher of Belles-lettres, a group of students and was en- The only Connecticut disturbance Washington, Sept. 25—(AP) — A Riding horsehsusk along a trail on route, he said, to Havana, "to pay died yesterday of pneumonia In his The demurrer of Isador Blumen- New Haven. Sept 25.—(AP) — which the boud took any public new Idea today stimulated President bla 1200 acre estate near here with 50tt year. feld of Minneapolis was overruled. Grau a visit." cog;nizance was the strike of Willl- States and Six Countries. two mountaineers yesterday, the ’The threat of a complete tieup of He denied he had ever taken the Roosevelt’s campaign to provide With Albert BonI, he foimded the Judge Vaught declared, “there Is secretary of the Union Pacifle rail­ shipments by motor freight over field against the President and le- mantic silk workers, and that waa needed credit for NRA industries "Modem library” in 1917 and not sufficient evidence to find the regarded only as ar echo of the road was halted fay several men. In Connecticut highways loomed today clared government troops had watched it become one of the defendant Valder guilty beyond a New Jersey tUfflculties, a dispute and raise the farmer’s income to the the burst of g;un-flre wbl(±i follow­ as between 2,000 and 8,000 truck? sought him through an error. He In­ New Haven, Sept 26.—(AP) — world’s most popular aeries of ret reasonable doubt.” Ha did not re­ which was settled without action In price level of the things he -must ed Price was shot tr death and his men were to quit work. sisted he was not under arrest and Yale opened its doors today to a view the evidence against Blumen- Washington. buy. (Continued on Page Three) friends were wounded. The strike, called after mass meet­ emphasized that if he thought he It was evolved at a White Hpuee freshman class of 837 students as it feld. Shortly afterward Dewey Potter, ings yesterday, already had reeulbMj were being arrested he would take, New Agency Senator W agne^ announcement conference attended by Mr. Roose­ b^an its 232nd academic year with Last Saturday the court freed 80, surrendered here and was quot­ in the stopping by pickets of scores tc the field and “open a real cam­ Charles Wolk, Minneapolis transfer has led to a dlscLisilon of the i>os- velt’s financial advisors, but none the inauguration of the residential ed as saying he shot His of loaded trucks, msmy of them paign against Grau." slbilities expected appointment of would disclose the elements of the man.

View Full Text

Details

  • File Type
    pdf
  • Upload Time
    -
  • Content Languages
    English
  • Upload User
    Anonymous/Not logged-in
  • File Pages
    12 Page
  • File Size
    -

Download

Channel Download Status
Express Download Enable

Copyright

We respect the copyrights and intellectual property rights of all users. All uploaded documents are either original works of the uploader or authorized works of the rightful owners.

  • Not to be reproduced or distributed without explicit permission.
  • Not used for commercial purposes outside of approved use cases.
  • Not used to infringe on the rights of the original creators.
  • If you believe any content infringes your copyright, please contact us immediately.

Support

For help with questions, suggestions, or problems, please contact us